A new report by A.T. Kearney and RapidRatings shows that supply chain risk management has climbed in priority among most companies, due to current geopolitical volatility.
Aon has published its annual review of product recalls looking at emerging trends in this area and the lessons that can be learned from incidents in 2017.
The securities, banking and insurance sectors in the European Union (EU) face multiple risks, the latest report on risks and vulnerabilities by the Joint Committee of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) shows.
57 percent of global organizations feel that they do not have appropriate visibility of subcontractors engaged by their third parties, according to a new global survey on extended enterprise risk management by Deloitte.
Riskmethods has published the results of a global survey on supply chain risk management and the evolving role of procurement in today’s supply chains. The survey focused on uncovering how well procurement teams today are balancing cost savings vs risk management
Aon has published its 2018 Risk Maps for Political Risk, Terrorism and Political Violence, produced in conjunction with Continuum Economics and The Risk Advisory Group.
The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has published the results of its GDPR Preparation and Challenges Survey Report, which was commissioned by Netskope to assess the preparedness of organizations across a wide spectrum of industries to meet the May 25th deadline.
Emerging technologies continue to rapidly change the way businesses operate and interact with customers, yet risk management processes are not keeping pace with the associated risks, according to a new report published by Marsh and RIMS, the risk management society.
NIST has releasing a publication and a new model that will help organizations to identify those systems and components that are most vital and which may need additional security or other protections.
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